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BOOTS SHOES
W. TA):LOR&SON
Our stock, for the Spring an(' Sunlm.er is now complete, and
will be found on inspection, to embrace the best makes ill. the
Dominion, at the most reasonable rates..
TRUNKS, VALISES, LADIES SATCHELS, &c. on and,
and for sale at lox prices.
Butter and Eggs take= las eaohangei
Five per cent off for cash.
A VERY CHQICE
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At 30 cenets. per :lb
TR s i i SuYPx,r n.
At the NOTED TEA, COFFEE and:SPICE IIOUSE'
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.S.. PALLISER & :CO
,CASH FOR EGGS. Next to Town .Hall.
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Thom.psoi1.
&: Switzer
6-1 STILL WE LIVE !
And do business more than ever. Better Bargains.than ever.
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4 3:300TS • & S:3CS
W omen's Good Prunellas for 60 c. . Women's Lace Bobts, :$1.. `
gMen's Lace Shoes. $2. Don't buy another pair of Boots until
you see our new. Spring Stock.Come.one, come allr•l' No
C'i trouble to show' goods `, .
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T; gar WANTEp, 'A QUANTITY OF GOOD POTATOES.
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aatnI>,uJa• JY>toa .otlao�t�
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STOVE: ANI:
j'ust receive', .an lminense;stock of
TJs,
Girdiii & IlaCvc Fork
Syts,does �c
Also a Iarg1; stock of the
CELEBRATED .HEADY . AIIAED PAINTS
Suitable for farmers and others wishingto do their own pai'n'ting.
Tullstook B
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o'" Agent for the celebrated HA.i'VREYE MILK" PArr.
S. DAVIS, Clinton.
HARLAND'S
WE WOULD. LD• OALL THE ATTENTION QF
Farmers & Da ry en
Harland's improved lIIilk Pan
The latest and most convenient Cream•Separator out,
Call and see them, and,leave your order, early.
JUST RECEIVED, A von STOOK OF
B8IT9BE
To4i, 1114
Spades, Shovels, 'Carden:
Rakes, Roes, 4 o.
ifirOur stock of BUYLI[5ER'S HARDWARE is now
complete. PAINTS it OIL a Improved
U�v 1' ,1�Pail. 1 L 3 �Z O ., specialty.
.its s.
CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS
,ALlbert Street, Clinton.
The public will find our stock of medicines complete, warranted genpine, ,and of
the best quality.
TOILET SOAPS, PERFUMERY, SHOULDER BRACES, TRUSSES, SPONGES.
AND.ALL RINDS OF DRUGGISTSt SUhNDRIES USU4LLY KEyT
IN A -FIRST CLASS, .DRUa• "►STORF,.
e s��c �o�im se�ua oR� t�ot�a
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ATF W . PERFUMES. BO(Z[TET,o dTa of Lua�n 's IO rots, La,vENDET
.HAIR l3ltUSHES, COMBS, TOOTH AND NAI1. BRUSHES+.
TOILET SOAPS, COSMETICS, &O.
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CHEMIST AND_ DRUGGIST, • . • . . • (MINTON, ONT.
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JUST AR.13;IV 1fi7). •
IN THE MOST FASHIONABLE SHADES AND PATTERNS,
USUALLY FOUND ONLY IN CITIES.
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special Lines i�:5 8C l0ct, P�pers
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fiiirNo trouble to show, *nether you purchase .lir' not..
H. SIMP ON Clinton...
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COMPLETE • ASSORTMENT QF •
. Comprising. all the Newest Styles in
FRENCH. &.AMERICAN -HATS &'BONNETS'
In Chip and Fancy Straws. ' Flower's, Feathers,. Tips, Pour• Pomp, Ornaments,
Laces, Ribbons, • Silks .'and Satins. Having bought from the leading importers
in the trade,' and at prices that we are enabled to offer special value in the above
lines. EMBROIDERIES, large stock to choose from. DREasORNAMENTS,
PASSEDtEN.' RJES AND Gnu. TRIMMINGS. Full line of SPRING PRINTS and
general assortment of, DRY GOODS,,.` Hats and Bonnets: made over into;all
the leading styles: Apprentices wanted to learn the straw work.
BEESLEY & .SIN, .BEA.VER BLOCK.
Now for Bargain§ in
oots, Shoes, Harness Trunks,-.
T
AMES TWITCHELL'
VICTORIA
BLOCK.
Having received my Spring. and Smuttier stock of Boots and Shoes, X would can the attention of
. the public to the same. • .
Sar WOi{IEN',S Igq :B UTTON BOOTS, Silver Mounted Single ;Flterness only $14.';
only $1.75.
MEN'S, BOY'S; and CHrL»REN'S, j BABY CARIr'IAGt.�:S, a large variety,
at almost half-price..•
cheap accordingly.
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15 000 'bunches
'TRUNKS and. VALISES, very,cheap.. •,high land Pine 'Cesar:
: TEAM. and CARRIAGE J1ARNESS
SHINGLES, for sale cheap,
c'heaper:than ever: . 'BOOMS TO LET over :shop..
BUTTER 'St EGGS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR BOOTS .& SHOES,
J. TWITCHELL VICTORIA BLOCK, CLINTON
Whenfound, he was at the • OAK HALL" for one
of them good fitting Suits that NE. M. FISCHER
turns out, two doors north of the Grand Union
Motel. Come and see my stock of'
Tweeds) Worsteds, Trowserings
and Summer Overcoatings.
Fits- aid 'workmanship second to none•
t11
work :Cuarasstc d
Parties having their o*n. material
can have it Made :and trimmed on
short notice.
GIVE ME A TRIAL. CHARGES MODERATE,
OAK HALL, SMITH'S BLOCK, :CLINTON.
The illigrehe. owl Prohibit'ss.
A notable ei n. of h times is the very
decided attitude, taken by the churohee in
regard to. the question of intemperance and
its legal Suppression, The Presbyterian.
Assembly recently in seeeion here declared
strongly in favor•pf prohibition, and their
e*awple hie•been followed by•the Metho.
diet Conference. Hitherto Canadian
Churghea have, confined •theniselvea to
denouncing the ,vise of drunkenness and
counseling efferta directed towards indi-
vidual reform, but the tendency now is• to
range the entire influence of the church
againat the liquor traffic and to fairer the
legal suppression of the whole business,
This, is an important change, and its first
result will undoubtedly be ^to atrengthes{,
immensely theliabds of theprohibitionists.
Notwithstanding all that has been eaid
about the decline of the pulpit, it still
wields a great :influence, and when that is
directed' to the accomplishment of a pro -
deal end, it will.be veryapt to bring..an
iirresiatible preisnre to beer.in favor of the -
object 3utight —Toronto News.
JZn PhYsicsaua Outdone.
Mrs..Ilelon Plat►rvi, No, 331 Daytou St.,
Chicago, I11., is now in her sixty eight year,
and states that she has suffered with Con=
sunaption for about;,ten;years, was treated by
nine physicians;' all of them pronouncing' her
Base hopeless, She had given up all hopes of
ever recovering. Seven bottJ ,s of Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption completely.
cured her. Doubting ones, please drop her
a postal . and satisfy yourselves. pall at
Watts & Co's. drag store and get a free . trial
bottle,
PERSONALAIND POLi;TIOAL.
It is said that everything green in
Massachusetts is' being attacked by the
army, worm. This suggests an easy and-..
tbod, of getting rid of the editor of the To- •
ronto Tory organ, Turn the army worin
on '
A London Telegram says:—Her Majes-'
ty in Council to -day granted an order for
tate reference of the Ontario. Boundary •
Question to the Judical Committee of the
Privy Council, The petition from On-
tario and Manitoba making' the request •
was laid .before Her Majesty in Council
Friday. The, hearing of the question Was
fixed for the 15th. of Jttly.
A nnmber of Toronto• dudes had a'fox=
hunt on the Island the other day. A fox
was carried over in a hox and turned loose
•with a pack of mnngrel curs at .his heels.
Real fox hunting, •where the' chased ,.an n-
al has a chance for its life, is brutal en-. ,
ough in all,conseience; but, when it comes
to hnntinitaaiefoxes where there is no
shelter, the brutality is greatly increased,
and idiocy is added. Ientt there a man in
Toronto with nerve enough :to hunt the
dudes? • '
The American Prohibition Convention
for the purpose of nominating ticandidate
for the presidential election was held at
Cr icago. , 1'ts platformis the only square,
solid' one which has ever been set up by a
political party. It demands:prohihiti,on,
opposes secret societies, asserts that all
cavil rights and freedom should be granted
to Indians and Chinamen, favors a re- .
duction of the tariff, and demands the sup-
pression of polygamy. This iii a platform.
of principle not of political expediency,
There is no bid for the Irish, the German,.
the hoodlum; or the whiskey vote. Such
a platform should be.successful,'but there
i3 no chance Of that at present.
The German. Government proposes to
deal 'decisively with : explosives. The
'new law permits, the ..manufacture, sale :.'
and possession of explosives, as well• as
their importation from abroad, only by
authorization ofpolice, and a register, is
to be kept of the quantity 'of explosives,
while the heaviest • penalties are incurred
by persons endangering the .public safety
by explosives, or Inciting •persons. to the:
criminal use ofeuch material by speeches.
before' popular.. assemblies,. The death
:penaity.is incurred by a Person' MAO causes
death' by _the use of explosives. .;Prince
Bismarck is apparently determined•to se-
cure the personal, safety_of•hsmself and the
"Hohenzollerns. •
Great discontent prevails in the North-
west because of the scandalous abuse of
the liquor -permit privilege within the
territories. la this connection,theCalgary
Herald 'pertinently asks: " Are we not alt
'13ritish'suhjeats and entitled to the same •
treatnsent? Why should the man of influ-
ence and position be permitted to bring iii"
all the whiskey ho wants, when it found
to be inch a curse to his poorer and leas
influential fellow citizen? A.gnvernment
that has one: haw for the 'rich' man and
another for the poor man is not worth.. the
Came. We are firmlyoonvinced that illicit'
trading can never be effectually stopped
until the permit systeni is. abolished.
Then, and not till thou, will all feel on au.
equality and the law be•respected."
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The•Globe "sizes up" the present Do-
minion Governinent in .the following terse
manner:—W,e have too profound a, con-
viction that Canada's present rulers are
tile most arrant, n.'fscrupulous schemers:
and the most self -convicted and self -con-
demned "'lie's- .on the w'h'eel,9'to thiiik of
saying, even were it to "help a loan," that
they are men of mighty intellects, of un-
tainted reputations, and j of a ion "cloud
compelling" and season -constraining ca-
pacity. They were,,we all know, to ward
off dull times.. They were to counteract
the depressing influences of bad harvests;
They were to guarantee at alltimes and
in all circumstancesgood wages and plenty
of work, We have never so insulted their
intellects as to hint that they ever had
the slightest confidence in all this which
they said.• They said it, however, ell the
same,,and they stand to -day before the
world convicted charlatans and something
worse."
to . agwl`dr IVIOf,ted.
Can any one 'Wag no, a case of Kidney or
Liver coinplaint that Illeetriq,.l#itters will not
speedily. enre.2 Wo to they -0411 .net, as
thousands of ea eelillreeds. permanently enrol
and who 04.•daily,4ebeintnehdire I:loetrio
Bitters, will, prove.. Bright's Disease, Dia•
beteg, weak back; or tuiS, trine* complaint
quickly tared They purity the blood, , eg ,.
ate the bong s,spd pi,'Vdireetly on the'disoas-
ed parts.,sey r .1004e • guaranteed, For
sale at foc. a tthby Ikatte & Co.